Penn ry sued for rebating in coal dealer discrimination case
Nine Philadelphia retail coal dealers sue the Pennsylvania Railroad company for damages over alleged discrimination and rebates favoring coal corporations. The suits, filed Aug 21, seek more than 500000 dollars, alleging injustices in demurrage charges after Interstate Commerce Commission investigations.
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Bryan Outlines Democratic Policy in Madison Square Garden
William J. Bryan greeted by over 20 000 in New York Madison Square Garden as he outlines Democratic policy on railway ownership social reform and foreign affairs. He backs government regulation of trusts eight hour day and arbitration for disputes while arguing for state control of most railroads and a direct election of U S senators by the people. He warns against socialism while stressing arbitration and international cooperation.
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Meat label rules tighten on interstate shipments
Washington August 31. Secretary Wilson warned 40 packing houses that meat products must carry specific labels proving contents. Sausage must show pork or pork and beef only and avoid misleading advertising. Other products face similar labeling reforms as stricter rules take effect.
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Debates On Labor Rights And Trusts In Political Strife
A speaker argues against sole employer control over workers and defends labor rights, urging arbitration and reforms to curb monopolies. He cites injunctions, eight hour workdays, and anti trust enforcement, praising Roosevelt while urging new regulations and effective remedies.
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